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To paraphrase Moore, Obama is arguably our greatest speechmaker without a single memorable line.
We might note at the outset that her focus, though she does invoke God's blessing, was extraordinarily secular during a war in which speechmakers, in both North and South, often dwelt on the latest signs of divine providence or displeasure.
Would sending the strong arm speechmaker back home to Alaska gain the land of the free and over-easy a few Brownie points?
 
 
 
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